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1 PENN STATE HOCKEY NITTANY LIONS Communications Contact: Jeremy O: (84) C: (84) PENN STATE NITTANY LIONS CANISIUS GOLDEN GRIFFINS Game October 0, 205 7:30 p.m. HARBORCENTER Buffalo, N.Y. GAME DAY INFORMATION VENUE (CAPACITY) HARBORCENTER (,800) STREAMING VIDEO EverSport.TV ($) RADIO STREAMING AUDIO Penn State Sports Network GoPSUnow (Free) TALENT Brian Tripp (pxp), Tim King (analysis) SERIES RECORD (First Meeting) LAST MEETING n/a (First Meeting) NEXT TIME OUT Oct. 6-7 vs. Notre Dame penn state AT CANISIUS comparison TEAM STATS Overall record Conference record Conf. Shootout W-L 0- n/a Goals scored 9 94 Goals scored per game Goals allowed 3 83 Goals allowed per game First period goals Second period goals Third period goals 4 42 Overtime goals Shots Shots per game Shot pct Assists Penalties per game Power plays Power-play pct Penalty kills Penalty-kill pct Saves Shutouts 0 2 *** season stats *** Opponent Preview Big Ten Standings...3 Penn State Broadcast Schedule....3 Nittany Lions Record When Honors & Awards....4 The Last Time Penn State National Rankings...6 Stat Ranks in NCAA & Big Ten Hockey....Soon TABLE OF PennStateMensHockey BG AHA SKATERS Points Bailey (40) Cuddemi (39) Goals Bailey (22) Cuddemi (22) Assists Holstrom (26) Conacher (26) PPG Bailey (5) Cuddemi (8) SHG Four with Wiseman (2) GWG Goodwin (4) Three with 3 Penalties Conway (20) Rumble (2) PIM Conway (5) Bennett (3) Shots Bailey (2) Cuddemi (35) Shot Pct. Scheid (.65) Wiseman (.86) +/- Goodwin (+3) Schmelzer (+5) GOALTENDERS Games Skoff (8) Asmundson (26) Starts Skoff (7) Asmundson (25) Wins Skoff (7) Asmundson (3) Saves Skoff (440) Asmundson (662) Save Pct. McAdam (.90) Asmundson (.930) GAA Skoff (2.8) Asmundson (.96) Records Skoff (7-6-2) Asmundson (3-8-4) McAdam (5-4-), Musico (6-5-) Turner (5-4-3) Shutouts n/a Asmundson (2) 25% of goalie time played to qualify Scoring Breakdown & Shootout Results...7 Lineup Breakdown....8 Point Streaks & Multi-Point Games Nittany Lion Roster...9 Head Coach Guy Gadowsky...0- Career Player Stat Profiles Team & Individual Statistics TV/Radio Roster SCHEDULE Overall: Home: Away: Neutral: BG: Home: Away: Neutral: Date Opponent Result Time Oct. 4 ^ WINDSOR W 5-2 Oct. 0 at Canisius 7:30 p.m. Oct. 6 NOTRE DAME (rv/rv) 7 p.m. Oct. 7 NOTRE DAME (rv/rv) 3 p.m. Oct. 23 AIC 7 p.m. Oct. 24 AIC 7 p.m. Oct. 29 ST. LAWRENCE (rv/9) 7 p.m. Oct. 30 ST. LAWRENCE (rv/9) 7 p.m. Nov. 6 at Niagara 7 p.m. Nov. 3 SACRED HEART 7 p.m. Nov. 4 SACRED HEART 4 p.m. Nov. 20 at Alaska Anchorage p.m. Nov. 2 at Alaska Anchorage p.m. Nov. 29 vs. Vermont (--/rv) p.m. Dec. 4 * MICHIGAN STATE (--/rv) 7 p.m. Dec. 5 * MICHIGAN STATE (--/rv) 3 p.m. Dec. PRINCETON 7 p.m. Dec vs. Robert Morris (rv/rv) 8 p.m. Dec vs. UMass Lowell (4/4) or Clarkson TBD Jan. 8 * MINNESOTA (8/9) 6:30 p.m. Jan. 9 * MINNESOTA (8/9) 3 p.m. Jan. 5 * WISCONSIN (--/rv) 7 p.m. Jan. 6 * WISCONSIN (--/rv) 6 p.m. Jan. 22 * at Ohio State 7 p.m. Jan. 23 * at Ohio State 7 p.m. Jan. 28 * MICHIGAN (3/3) 7 p.m. Jan. 30 * 3 vs. Michigan (3/3) 7 p.m. Feb. 5 * at Minnesota (8/9) 8 p.m. Feb. 6 * at Minnesota (8/9) 5 p.m. Feb. 2 * at Michigan State (--/rv) 7 p.m. Feb. 3 * at Michigan State (--/rv) 7 p.m. Feb. 9 * OHIO STATE 7 p.m. Feb. 20 * OHIO STATE 3 p.m. March 4 * at Wisconsin (--/rv) 8 p.m. March 5 * at Wisconsin (--/rv) 8 p.m. March * at Michigan (3/3) 7:30 p.m. March 2 * at Michigan (3/3) 7:30 p.m. 206 BIG TEN TOURNAMENT March 7 4 Big Ten Quarterfinals TBD March 8 4 Big Ten Semifinals TBD March 9 4 Big Ten Final TBD 206 NCAA REGIONALS March 25 5 NCAA Regionals TBD March 26 5 NCAA Regionals TBD March 27 5 NCAA Regionals TBD 206 NCAA FROZEN FOUR April 7 6 NCAA Semifinals TBD April 9 6 NCAA Semifinals TBD All Times Eastern and subject to change Home games in CAPS at Pegula Ice Arena * Big Ten Conference games Philadelphia College Hockey Faceoff (Wells Fargo Center) 2 Three Rivers Classic; Pittsburgh (CONSOL Energy Center) 3 BG Super Saturday; New York (Madison Square Garden) 4 Big Ten Tournament; St. Paul (Xcel Energy Center) ^ The International Game, preseason contest Rankings based on USA Today/USA Hockey & USCHO polls GAME GAME : PENN STATE AT CANISIUS PENN STATE HOCKEY

2 penn state HOCKEY PennStateMensHockey PENN STATE HOCKEY THIS WEEK S MATCHUP Penn State begins its regular season with a road contest against Canisius on Saturday, Oct. 0 at HARBORCENTER. Puck drop is set for 7:30 p.m. Marks the first time Penn State has played Canisius in hockey. Also just the fifth game played in the Empire State. The game will be played at HARBORCEN- TER, the $72 million, 600,000-square foot hockey-themed, mixed-use development located in downtown Buffalo. The venue was financed by Penn State benefactors, Terry and Kim Pegula. SEASON OPENERS Penn State begins it season on the road for the first time in the NCAA Division I era. The Nittany Lions are -- in season openers under head coach Guy Gadowsky. Last year, Penn State played to a 2-2 tie against Connecticut. For the third time in four seasons as a Division I program, the Nittany Lions play an Atlantic Hockey opponent. PSU is --0 against AHA teams in season openers. FIRST-TIME OPPONENT Canisius is the first of five first-time opponents for the Nittany Lions this season and the first of two on the road (Niagara, Nov. 6). RECAPPING THE WINDSOR GAME Penn State played its first preseason game in program history, overcoming a two-goal deficit to score five unanswered goals and win, 5-2, over Windsor on Sunday, Oct. 4 at Pegula Ice Arena. David Glen led the way with three points on two goals and an assist. Glen s linemate, David Goodwin, cashed in on a goal and an assist. His goal with 8.6 seconds left in the second period tied the game. Curtis Loik opened the scoring midway through the second period on an unassisted tally. Freshman defenseman Vince Pedrie chipped in with a pair of assists and goalie Eamon McAdam made 2 saves in 30-plus minutes of action while not allowing a goal. RECAPPING Penn State put together its best season by adding 0 wins to its overall total and posting a winning season in Big Ten play (0-9--0). First win over a top-5 team: Nov. 4, 205 vs. No. 4 UMass Lowell, 4-, which was Guy Gadowsky s 200th career college win. First Big Ten sweep: Dec. 5-6 at Wisconsin; PSU earns a season sweep of the Badgers on Feb Nittany Lions earn national rankings in the USCHO poll twice, once at No. 20 and another at No. 9. Penn State beats Minnesota, 4-3, in overtime for the first time on Feb. 2. Nittany Lions sweep Michigan for the first time (March 6-7) with 0 goals, the most in a single Big Ten weekend by PSU. Casey Bailey earns All-Big Ten First Team honors, en route to an NHL contract in March. Guy Gadowsky named Big Ten Coach of the Year, his third conference coaching honor. NITTANY LIONS PICKED FOURTH Penn State, entering its fourth season of varsity hockey, was picked behind Michigan, Minnesota and Michigan State, but ahead of Ohio State and Wisconsin in the preseason poll. The Nittany Lions were picked sixth in both and Penn State exceeded expectations last season, leading the Big Ten for stretches of the season and with a chance to win the conference entering the final weekend of the season before finishing in fourth. GOODWIN, SCHEID NAMED BG PLAYERS TO WATCH Forwards David Goodwin and Eric Scheid were among the 2 athletes named to the Big Ten Preseason Players to Watch List on Monday, Sept. 29. Goodwin, the leading returning Big Ten point scorer, also posted career marks of 5 goals and 9 assists with a team-best plus-3 rating. A double major in economics and Spanish, Goodwin was an All-Big Ten Honorable Mention in 204-5, adding a team-best four game-winning tallies to his ledger. Scheid, a redshirt-senior communication arts & sciences major, is coming off a career best season in where he scored 4 goals and 5 assists in 3 appearances. The speedy lefty had three game-winning goals, a short-handed goal and a power-play tally as well, while earning Academic All-Big Ten honors. OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN On Aug. 20, head coach Guy Gadowsky announced that senior forward David Glen would be the third NIttany Lion to wear the C in SCOUTING CANISIUS The Canisius Golden Griffins, like Penn State, played an exhibition game on Sunday, falling 4-2 to the Ontario Institute of Technology. Canisius went last year en route to a second place finish in Atlantic Hockey and the AHA Semifinals. The Golden Griffins went in conference play and at home. Canisius was in its first season at HARBORCENTER last season. The Griffs averages 2.5 goals per game and 2.2 goals allowed per game. At home, Canisius scored 2.3 goals per game and allowed 2.0 per game. Canisius is led by th-year head coach David Smith, who has led CC to three straight AHA semifinal appearances Senior Ralph Cuddemi and junior Shane Conacher led the Griffs in scoring last year, combining for 76 points. Cuddemi earned preseason All-AHA honors. He scored 22 times last season. Conacher had a team-high 26 assists. Sophomore Ryan Schmelzer led the team in plus-minus (+5) last season while scoring five times and posting nine assists. Sophomore goalie Reilly Turner returns after playing 3 games in with a 2.54 GAA and.95 save percentage. Golden Griffins have 2 freshmen, the third largest rookie class in the country. PENN STATE-CANISIUS TIES A group of Nittany Lions and Golden Griffins played junior hockey together before joining the college ranks. Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (202-5) Alec Marsh (PSU), Dylan McLaughlin (CAN) New Jersey Hitmen (204-5) Chris Funkey (PSU), Cameron Heath (CAN) Lincoln Stars (202-3) Eric Scheid (PSU), David Parrottino (CAN) Port Huron Fighting Falcons (202-3) Ricky DeRosa (PSU), David Parrottino (CAN) I M COMING HOME Freshman forward Andrew Sturtz will play his first Penn State game in his home town of Buffalo. Sturtz graduated from Kenmore East High School in 202. WELCOME TO HOCKEY VALLEY

3 GOPSUSPORTS.COM penn state game notes Glen previously served as alternate captain in and Glen earned the Big Ten s Outstanding Sportsmanship Award in following his bone marrow donation. Defensemen Luke Juha and David Thompson were named alternate captains. Both athletes are wearing letters for the first time. NITTANY LIONS TO MAKE AT LEAST 2 TV APPEARANCES The Big Ten released its television schedule on Wednesday, Sept. 23 and Penn State will have at least 2 televised games. The Nittany Lions will appear on television for regular-season contests beginning with Jan. 8 at homeagainst Minnesota (6:30 p.m.) on Big Ten Network and BTN2Go. That is the beginning of at least six games on BTN. Penn State has two games on ESPNU: Jan. 5 vs. Wisconsin (6 p.m.) and Feb. 20 vs. Ohio State (3 p.m.). For the third straight season, the entire Big Ten Tournament will be carried on BTN. PSU TO PLAY IN FOUR NHL BARNS Penn State will make four appearances in NHL buildings this season, all of which the Lions are familiar with PSU will play in the fourth annual Philadelphia College Hockey Faceoff at Wells Fargo Center against Vermont (Nov. 29). The Lions are 2--0 in the event. The Nittany Lions will take part in the fourth Three Rivers Classic (Dec ), playing Robert Morris in the opener and either UMass Lowell or Clarkson the next night. For the second straight year, Penn State will play at The World s Most Famous Arena when it takes on Michigan in the second half of a historic doubleheader on Jan. 30. The basketball teams open the Big Ten Super Saturday Hoops & Hockey event at Noon, hockey plays at 7 p.m. Both games are on BTN. The 206 Big Ten Tournament is hosted by the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul, home to the Minnesota Wild. STUDENT TICKETS SELL OUT IN FIVE Enthusiasm for Penn State hockey on campus was solidified when students purchased all,000 Roar Zone tickets in just five minutes on Sept. 3. Penn State students have purchased nearly 2,000 season tickets over the past two seasons in just eight minutes PENN STATE BROADCAST SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time TV Stream Audio Radio Oct. 4 ^ WINDSOR Noon - GoPSUnow GoPSUnow - Oct. 0 at Canisius 7:30 p.m. - Eversport.TV GoPSUnow PSSN Oct. 6 NOTRE DAME 7 p.m. - - GoPSUnow PSSN Oct. 7 NOTRE DAME 3 p.m. - - GoPSUnow 03. FM Oct. 23 AIC 7 p.m. - - GoPSUnow PSSN Oct. 24 AIC 7 p.m. - - GoPSUnow 03. FM Oct. 29 ST. LAWRENCE 7 p.m. - - GoPSUnow 03. FM Oct. 30 ST. LAWRENCE 7 p.m. - - GoPSUnow PSSN Nov. 6 at Niagara 7 p.m. - Eversport.TV GoPSUnow PSSN Nov. 3 SACRED HEART 7 p.m. - - GoPSUnow 03. FM Nov. 4 SACRED HEART 4 p.m. - - GoPSUnow 03. FM Nov. 20 at Alaska Anchorage p.m. - WCHA.tv GoPSUnow PSSN Nov. 2 at Alaska Anchorage p.m. - WCHA.tv GoPSUnow TBA Nov. 29 vs. Vermont p.m. - - GoPSUnow PSSN Dec. 4 * MICHIGAN STATE 7 p.m. - - GoPSUnow PSSN Dec. 5 * MICHIGAN STATE 3 p.m. - - GoPSUnow 03. FM Dec. PRINCETON 7 p.m. - - GoPSUnow PSSN Dec vs. Robert Morris 8 p.m. - - GoPSUnow PSSN Dec vs. UMass Lowell or Clarkson TBD - - GoPSUnow PSSN Jan. 8 * MINNESOTA 6:30 p.m. BTN BTN2Go GoPSUnow PSSN Jan. 9 * MINNESOTA 3 p.m. - GoPSUnow GoPSUnow PSSN Jan. 5 * WISCONSIN 7 p.m. BTN BTN2Go GoPSUnow PSSN Jan. 6 * WISCONSIN 6 p.m. ESPNU WatchESPN GoPSUnow 03. FM Jan. 22 * at Ohio State 7 p.m PSSN Jan. 23 * at Ohio State 7 p.m PSSN Jan. 28 * MICHIGAN 7 p.m FM Jan. 30 * 3 vs. Michigan 7 p.m. BTN BTN2Go GoPSUnow PSSN Feb. 5 * at Minnesota 8 p.m. BTN BTN2Go GoPSUnow PSSN Feb. 6 * at Minnesota 5 p.m. FS North BTN2Go GoPSUnow 03. FM Feb. 2 * at Michigan State 7 p.m PSSN Feb. 3 * at Michigan State 7 p.m FM Feb. 9 * OHIO STATE 7 p.m. BTN BTN2Go GoPSUnow PSSN Feb. 20 * OHIO STATE 3 p.m. ESPNU WatchESPN GoPSUnow 03. FM March 4 * at Wisconsin 8 p.m TBD March 5 * at Wisconsin 8 p.m. ASN BTN2Go GoPSUnow TBD March * at Michigan 7:30 p.m. CN900 BTN2Go GoPSUnow TBD March 2 * at Michigan 7:30 p.m. CN900 BTN2Go GoPSUnow TBD All Times Eastern and subject to change; Home games in CAPS at Pegula Ice Arena; * Big Ten Conference games Philadelphia College Hockey Faceoff (Wells Fargo Center); 2 Three Rivers Classic; Pittsburgh (CONSOL Energy Center) 3 BG Super Saturday; New York (Madison Square Garden); ^ The International Game, preseason contest BIG TEN CONFERENCE STANDINGS (as of Oct., 205) GP Pts. BG GF GA Overall GF GA Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Ohio State PENN STATE Wisconsin Three points for a win, two for a shootout win, one for a shootout loss LAST WEEK S RESULTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4 Ohio State 4, Brock 0 (Preseason) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4 PENN STATE 5, Windsor 2 (Preseason) Michigan State 2, Western (Preseason) Michigan 8, Toronto (Preseason) All Times Eastern () Ice Breaker Tournament (Portland, Maine) NEXT WEEK S SCHEDULE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 Bowling Green at Ohio State, 7 p.m. Northern Michigan at Wisconsin, 8 p.m. Michigan State vs. Maine, 8 p.m. () SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0 Michigan State vs. Lake Superior State, 4:30 p.m. () Ohio State at Bowling Green, 7 p.m. PENN STATE at Canisius, 7:30 p.m. Northern Michigan at Wisconsin, 8 p.m. Vermont at Minnesota, 8 p.m. GAME GAME : PENN STATE AT CANISIUS PENN STATE HOCKEY 3

4 penn state HOCKEY PENN STATE HOCKEY PennStateMensHockey PENN STATE S RECORD IS all-time at Pegula Ice Arena at home on the road on neutral ice when scoring first when opponent scores first when leading after the st period when trailing after the st period when tied after the st period when leading after the 2nd period when trailing after the 2nd period when tied after the 2nd period in overtime games when out-shooting opponent when out-shot by opponent when taking same # of shots when winning more faceoffs when losing more faceoffs when tied in faceoffs when taking more penalties when taking fewer penalties when taking the same # of penalties when scoring a power play goal when not scoring a power play goal when allowing a power play goal when not allowing a power play goal when scoring 0 goals when scoring goal when scoring 2 goals when scoring 3 goals when scoring 4 goals when scoring 5+ goals when allowing 0 goals when allowing goal when allowing 2 goals when allowing 3 goals when allowing 4 goals when allowing 5+ goals in October in November in December in January in February in March on Monday on Tuesday on Thursday on Friday on Saturday on Sunday during the day at night vs. Atlantic Hockey all-time vs. Atlantic Hockey vs. Big Ten all-time vs. Big Ten vs. ECAC Hockey all-time vs. ECAC Hockey vs. Hockey East all-time vs. Hockey East vs. WCHA all-time vs. WCHA vs. USA Hockey ranked opponents vs. unranked opponents when Matthew Skoff starts when Eamon McAdam starts when a freshman scores games decided by a goal or less NITTANY LIONS IN THE PROS On March 2, 205, All-Big Ten First Team forward Casey Bailey signed with the NHL s Toronto Maple Leafs. Five days later, he made his pro debut playing against the Florida Panthers. Bailey scored his first NHL goal in the season finale vs. Montreal on April, 205. Bailey will begin the season with the AHL s Toronto Marlies captain Patrick Koudys begins his pro career with the ECHL s Indy Fuel. The Fuel are affiliated with the Chicago Blackhawks and the AHL s Rockford IceHogs. Penn State graduate PJ Musico received an invitation to an ECHL camp, representing one of three goalies for the Greenville Swamp Rabbits. Training camp began on Monday, Oct. 5 and the season opener is on Oct. 23. Musico was named the Derek Hines Unsung Hero. NHL CAMP ATTENDEES Four Nittany Lions participated in NHL development camps over the summer. PLAYER Eamon McAdam Zach Saar Matthew Skoff Eric Sheid TEAM New York Islanders Toronto Maple Leafs Pittsburgh Penguins Anaheim Ducks NHL HOPEFULS The fourth-year program boasts a pair of NHL draft picks on the roster. Eamon McAdam (203, New York Islanders) Mike Williamson (203, Vancouver) PA PUCK Seven Nittany Lion live in the Keystone State. Five reside in the greater Philadelphia region: Connor Varley (Lansdale), Eamon McAdam (Perkasie), Ricky DeRosa (Aston), David Thompson (Glen Mills) and Kevin Kerr (Bensalem). Two call the Pittsburgh area home: Matthew Skoff (McKees Rocks) and Matt Mendelson (Upper St. Clair). CANADIAN INFLUENCE Seven Nittany Lion call Canada home, which is the most in any of the four PSU varsity years. Four hail from Alberta: James Robinson (Cochrane), David Glen (Fort Saskatchewan), Dylan Richard (Sherwood Park) and Mike Williamson (Leduc). Penn State has two from British Columbia: Curtis Loik (North Vancouver) and Derian Hamilton (Port McNeill). Luke Juha (Mississagua) is PSU s lone representative from Ontario. PACKING THE PEG Penn State has played to a sellout crowd in 33-of-36 home games, including 7 of 8 in season. More than 6,000 fans have filed into the arena on 20 occasions. In 204-5, Penn State ranks seventh in average attendance (6,030) and led the nation in building capacity percentage (04.3 percent). Only Quinnipiac (0.2) could boast a capacity percentage of 00 or more. Last season, Penn State had a season-total of 08,534 fans that have been to Pegula Ice Arena, which exceeded the 08,93 during the facility s inaugural campaign. David Goodwin Big Ten Player to Watch Eric Scheid Big Ten Player to Watch HONORS MEDIA INFORMATION Penn State Strategic Communications Primary Contact Jeremy Fallis jeremy.fallis@psu.edu Office Interviews Penn State student-athletes and coaches are available for interviews after practice on Mondays at 4 p.m. In weeks where Sunday games are previously played, interviews will take place on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Please contact Jeremy Fallis in advance for specific player requests. Credentials Contact Jeremy Fallis for home game credentials at Pegula Ice Arena. Postgame Head coach Guy Gadowsky and requested student-athletes are available to the media following each game in the media room. Please alert the communications staff during the game of any requests. Yearbook A complimentary copy of the Penn State men s hockey yearbook will be made available to members of the media. The public may purchase copies for $8 online. GoPSUsports.com WELCOME TO HOCKEY VALLEY

5 GOPSUSPORTS.COM penn state game notes WELCOME HOME Penn State opened the 5,782-seat Pegula Ice Arena with a 4- win against Army Oct., 203. The arena was brought to fruition through an initial $88 million donation the largest in University history in September 200 from Penn State alumnus Terry Pegula and his wife, Kim. The Pegulas added to that figure to bring their total donation to $02, supplying $90 million for the facility. The $90 million facility broke ground in early February 202 and was turned over to Penn State in September 203. THIS IS BIG TEN HOCKEY The Big Ten is in its third season entering In league action, each Big Ten team will play 20 league games, including 0 home contests. Big Ten teams are awarded three points for a regulation or overtime victory, two points for a shootout win and one point for a shootout loss. Big Ten schools have won a combined 23 national championships, more than any other league. The Big Ten Hockey Conference is the only major football conference to sponsor men s hockey. The 206 league tournament will take place at Xcel Energy Arena in St. Paul with the tournament champion earning the league s automatic bid to the NCAA tournament. NEXT TIME OUT Penn State hosts its home opener with a twogame series against Notre Dame on Friday (7 p.m.) and Saturday (3 p.m.). The Nittany Lions and Fighting Irish will meet on the ice for the first time. The two-game set is the first in a four-year series. THE LAST TIME PENN STATe... Scored six goals 3/6/5.... vs. Michigan (W, 6-4) Scored seven goals 0/26/4....vs. Holy Cross (W, 7-) Scored five goals in a period 0/26/4....Third vs. Holy Cross (W, 7-) Allowed seven goals 2/7/4....vs. #0 Michigan (L, 7-3) Allowed eight goals /22/4....at Michigan (L, 8-) Allowed five goals in a period /22/4....First at Michigan (L, 8-) Had a shutout 2/4/4...vs. #0 Michigan (W, 4-0) Had a shutout at home 2/4/4...vs. #0 Michigan (W, 4-0) Had a shutout on the road 2//2....at Fredonia State (W, 4-0) Had a shutout on neutral ice never Had back-to-back shutouts never Was ranked in USCHO Top 20 2/9/5.... No. 9 Was ranked in USCHO Top 0 never Was ranked in USA Hockey Top 5 never Was ranked in USA Hockey Top 0 never Was shut out 2/3/5...at Michigan State (L, 3-0) Was shut out at home /4/3....vs. #3 UMass Lowell (L, 4-0) Was shut out on the road 3/3/5....at #5 Minnesota (L, 5-0) Was shut out on neutral ice 2/28/2.... vs. Robert Morris (L, 6-0) Beat a ranked foe 2/2/5....vs. #5 Minnesota (W, 4-3 OT) Beat a top-5 ranked foe /5/4....at #4 UMass Lowell (W, 4-) Beat a ranked foe 2/2/5....vs. #5 Minnesota (W, 4-3 OT) Beat a ranked foe on the road /5/4....at #4 UMass Lowell (W, 4-) Beat a ranked foe on neutral ice /3/5....vs. #4 Vermont (W, 4-2) Won an OT game 2/2/5....vs. #5 Minnesota (W, 4-3 OT) Won an OT game at home 2/2/5....vs. #5 Minnesota (W, 4-3 OT) Won an OT game on the road 2/2/4... #0 Michigan (W, 5-4 (OT) - GWG: Goodwin) Won an OT game on neutral ice 3/20/4....vs. #2 Michigan (W, 2- OT - GWG: Glen) Tied a game /24/5....vs. Northern Michigan (T, 5-5 OT) Tied a game at home /24/5....vs. Northern Michigan (T, 5-5 OT) Lost a game in OT /9/5....vs. Ohio State (L, 5-4 OT) Lost a game in OT at home /9/5....vs. Ohio State (L, 5-4 OT) Lost a game in OT on the road 2/7/2.... at Holy Cross (L, 5-4 OT) Lost a game in OT on neutral ice never Won a shootout never Lost a shutout /24/5....vs. Northern Michigan (T, 5-5; L, 3-2 in 4) Player scored a hat trick /9/5....C. Bailey vs. Ohio State (L, 5-4 OT) Opponent player had a hat trick 3/7/5....JT Compher, Michigan (W, 4-3) Player scored a four goals/gm. never Opponent player had four goals //3....C. Wydo, Robert Morris (W, 5-4) Attempted less than 20 shots 3/3/ at #5 Minnesota (L, 5-0) Had shots /23/ vs. Northern Michigan (W, 5-4) Had 60+ shots /24/ vs. Northern Michigan (T, 5-5) Allowed 50+ shots 3/20/ vs. #2 Michigan (W, 2-2OT) Held opponent shotless in a period never Scored 2 power play goals 2/2/5....vs. #5 Minnesota (W, 4-3 OT; 2-for-3 PPG) Scored 3 power play goals 3/6/5.... vs. Michigan (W, 6-4; 3-for-4 PPG) Scored a short-handed goal /24/5....E. Scheid vs. Northern Michigan (T, 5-5) Scored two short-handed goals never Allowed a short-handed goal 3/7/5....JT Compher, Michigan (W, 4-3) Attempted a penalty shot 0/0/4....T. Olczyk vs. Connecticut (goal) Scored a penalty shot 0/0/4....T. Olczyk vs. Connecticut Defended a penalty shot //.... C. Wydo at Robert Morris (goal) Had 5 different goal scorers 2/6/5....Bailey, Goodwin, Holstrom, Olczyk, Scheid vs. Wisconsin (W, 5-2) Had 6 different goal scorers 3/6/5....Bailey, Conway, Goodwin, Jensen, Richard, Scheid vs. Michigan (W, 6-4) Committed zero penalties 3/9/5....vs. Ohio State (L, 3-) Opponent committed zero penalties 3/9/5....vs. Ohio State (L, 3-) Teams combined for zero penalties 3/9/5....vs. Ohio State (L, 3-) GAME GAME : PENN STATE AT CANISIUS PENN STATE HOCKEY 5

6 penn state HOCKEY PENN STATE HOCKEY MEN S HOCKEY POLLS USA Today/USA Hockey (Oct. 5, 205) Boston College Boston University Minnesota Duluth North Dakota Harvard Denver Providence Minnesota Minnesota State Miami Nebraska Omaha Yale Michigan RV 4 UMass Lowell RV 5 Michigan Tech Others Receiving Votes: Bowling Green, Quinnipiac, St. Cloud State, St. Lawrence, Notre Dame, Colgate, Robert Morris, Northeastern 6@PennStateMHKY PennStateMensHockey USCHO.com (Sept. 28, 205) Boston College Minnesota Duluth Boston University North Dakota Denver Minnesota State Providence Harvard Minnesota Nebraska Omaha Miami Yale Michigan UMass Lowell Michigan Tech Bowling Green St. Cloud State Quinnipiac St. Lawrence NR 20 Colgate Others Receiving Votes: Robert Morris, Notre Dame, RIT, Michigan State, Northeastern, Vermont, PENN STATE, New Hampshire, Ferris State, Wisconsin, Bemidji State, Union, Alaska, Brown, Dartmouth Bold indicates opponent WELCOME TO HOCKEY VALLEY

7 GOPSUSPORTS.COM penn state game notes MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS SCORING BY CLASS POWER PLAY SCORING SPECIAL TEAMS GAME Class G A Points Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors Totals SCORING BY POSITION Position G A Points Forwards Defensemen Goaltenders 0 Totals SITUATIONAL SCORING Situation G A GD 6-on on on on on on on on on on E 4-on on on on on Penalty Shot 0 + Totals Date Opponent Result Rounds Goalie 0/0/4 Connecticut L -2 3 Matthew Skoff 0/7/4 Alaska Anchorage L 0-3 Matthew Skoff /6/5 Michigan State L 0- * 3 Eamon McAdam /24/5 Northern Michigan L PJ Musico * MSU only attempted two shots Player G A Points Casey Bailey Scott Conway Curtis Loik Luke Juha Taylor Holstrom Eric Scheid 5 6 Erik Autio 5 6 Max Gardiner 3 4 Dylan Richard David Glen 3 4 Nate Jensen 3 4 David Goodwin Ricky DeRosa Connor Varley 0 Jonathan Milley 0 Eamon McAdam 0 Mike Williamson 0 Kenny Brooks 0 Patrick Koudys 0 Totals SHORT-HANDED SCORING Player G A Points Dylan Richard 2 3 Eric Scheid 2 Tommy Olczyk 0 Taylor Holstrom 0 Erik Autio 0 Totals SHOOTOUT RESULTS Power Play G Att. Pct. Home Away Neutral Non-Conference Big Ten Totals Penalty Kill GA Att. Pct. Home Away Neutral Non-Conference Big Ten Totals FACEOFFS Player GP W L Pct. Taylor Holstrom David Glen David Goodwin Scott Conway Eric Scheid Max Gardiner Dylan Richard Erik Autio Mike Williamson Curtis Loik David Thompson Tommy Olczyk Casey Bailey James Robinson Ricky DeRosa Jonathan Milley Kenny Brooks Zach Saar Jacob Friedman Totals Shooters Goals Opp. Pct. Casey Bailey Eric Scheid Peter Sweetland.000 Kenny Brooks Ricky DeRosa David Goodwin Taylor Holstrom Curtis Loik David Thompson Team Opponents GAME : PENN STATE AT CANISIUS Goaltenders Saves Opp. Pct. Matthew Skoff Eamon McAdam PJ Musico Team Opponents PENN STATE HOCKEY 7

8 penn state HOCKEY PENN STATE HOCKEY PennStateMensHockey LINEUP BREAKDOWNS POINT STREAKS FORWARD LINES LW C RW GP Record Points +/- Goodwin Holstrom Bailey *Richard Conway Scheid Loik Glen Robinson DeRosa Gardiner Friedman Loik Glen Brooks Olczyk Gardiner DeRosa Robinson Conway Scheid DeRosa Gardiner Saar Olczyk Gardiner Saar Olczyk Goodwin Bailey Robinson Glen Brooks Loik Brooks Olczyk Loik Glen Olczyk Goodwin Richard Bailey Loik Conway Richard Loik Conway Olczyk Loik Robinson Brooks E Olczyk DeRosa Saar E Robinson Gardiner DeRosa E Olczyk Gardiner Robinson Loik Conway Milley Olczyk Brooks DeRosa Robinson Gardiner Friedman Olczyk Conway Scheid Richard Scheid Milley Glen Gardiner Brooks Richard Conway DeRosa Loik Gardiner Robinson Loik Glen Conway Richard Scheid Robinson DeRosa Richard Olczyk Loik Richard Brooks E Richard Scheid Brooks Loik Scheid Robinson DeRosa Richard Scheid Robinson Gardiner Saar E Robinson DeRosa Saar E Robinson Glen Saar Conway Scheid Milley Loik DeRosa Olczyk DeRosa Olczyk Saar Goodwin Conway Bailey Olczyk Holstrom Bailey Friedman Richard Scheid * includes games where Richard was center DEFENSIVE PAIRS D D GP Record Points +/- Koudys Thompson Juha Autio Jensen Varley Williamson Autio Jensen Sweetland Koudys Varley Autio Sweetland Jensen Juha Jensen Williamson Williamson Sweetland E Juha Koudys Autio Thompson Juha Sweetland E Koudys Sweetland Williamson Varley Juha Varley Jensen Thompson Autio Varley Williamson Thompson Pairing stats remain even if sides switch Name Games Start End Points Taylor Holstrom 9 0/0/4 /5/ Casey Bailey 6 /4/4 2/5/ Eric Scheid 5 /5/4 /6/ Eric Scheid 5 /23/5 2/7/ Scott Conway 5 /23/5 2/7/ David Goodwin 4 /9/5 /7/ Taylor Holstrom 4 /9/5 /7/5-4-5 Luke Juha 4 /6/5 /3/ Taylor Holstrom 4 2/20/5 2/28/5-5-6 David Goodwin 4 2/27/5 3/7/ Dylan Richard 3 0/0/4 0/7/4-2-3 Curtis Loik 3 0//4 0/8/4-2-3 Eric Scheid 3 0/8/4 0/26/ Casey Bailey 3 0/24/4 0/30/ Erik Autio 3 0/26/4 0/3/ Dylan Richard 3 0/3/4 2/5/4-2-3 Curtis Loik 3 2/6/4 2/30/4-2-3 Casey Bailey 3 /6/5 /23/ David Thompson 3 /23/5 /3/5-2-3 Casey Bailey 3 /3/5 2/7/ Taylor Holstrom 3 /3/5 2/7/5-3-4 Casey Bailey 3 2/28/5 3/7/ Streaks continued through missed games MULTI-POINT GAMES Name Games Last High (Date) Casey Bailey 2 3/7/5-2-3 (0//4) (/9/5) 2--3 (/7/5) -2-3 (2/6/5) Taylor Holstrom 8 2/28/ (0//4) (/5/5) -2-3 (2/28/5) David Goodwin 7 3/7/5 ** -3-4 (3/7/5) -3-4 (2/5/4) Scott Conway 7 3/6/5 ** (0/26/4) Eric Scheid 5 3/6/5 ** 2--3 (/0/5) 2--3 (/24/5) -2-3 (3/6/5) Dylan Richard 4 3/6/5 ** 2--3 (/23/5) Connor Varley 2 2/6/5 * --2 (0/8/4) * (2/6/5) Ricky DeRosa 2 /24/5 * --2 (/24/5) (0/26/4) David Glen 2 /23/5 --2 (2/5/4) --2 (/23/5) Curtis Loik 2 /23/5 ** -2-3 (0/26/4) Patrick Koudys /3/5 ** (/3/5) Nate Jensen 2 3/6/ (0/7/4) --2 (3/6/5) Luke Juha 0//4 * (0//4) Jonathan Milley 0//4 --2 (0//4) ** career high; * ties career high WELCOME TO HOCKEY VALLEY

9 GOPSUSPORTS.COM penn state game notes PENN STATE ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. S/C Ht. Wt. Hometown / Last Team (League) 2 Connor Varley Sr. D R Lansdale, Pa. / Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL) 4 (A) Luke Juha Sr. D L 5-78 Mississauga, Ontario / Vernon Vipers (BCHL) 5 Kevin Kerr Fr. D R Bensalem, Pa. / Tri-City Storm (USHL) 7 James Robinson So. F L Cochrane, Alberta / Langley Rivermen (BCHL) 8 Chase Berger Fr. F L St. Louis, Mo. / Tri-City Storm (USHL) 9 David Goodwin Jr. F L Des Peres, Mo. / Cedar Rapids RoughRiders (USHL) 0 Derian Hamilton Fr. D R 6-75 Port McNeill, British Columbia / Comox Valley Glacier Kings (VIJHL) (C) David Glen Sr. F L 6-88 Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta / Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 2 Dylan Richard Jr. F L 6-95 Sherwood Park, Alberta / Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 3 Kenny Brooks Sr. F R Las Vegas, Nev. / Tri-City Storm (USHL) 4 Tommy Olczyk R-Sr. F L Long Grove, Ill. / Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 5 Curtis Loik Sr. F L 6-95 North Vancouver, British Columbia / Penticton Vees (BCHL) 6 Andrew Sturtz Fr. F R Buffalo, N.Y. / Carleton Place Canadians (CCHL) 7 Zach Saar Jr. F R Richland, Mich. / Muskegon Lumberjacks (USHL) 20 Erik Autio So. D L Espoo, Finland / Espoo Blues (Jr. A SM-liiga) 2 Ricky DeRosa Jr. F L 6-89 Aston, Pa. / Port Huron Fighting Falcons (NAHL) 22 (A) David Thompson Jr. D R Glen Mills, Pa. / Chilliwack Chiefs (BCHL) 23 Eric Scheid R-Sr. F L 5-75 Blaine, Minn. / Lincoln Stars (USHL) 24 Vince Pedrie Fr. D L Rochester, Minn. / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) 26 Mike Williamson Jr. D L Leduc, Alberta / Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL) 27 Matt Mendelson Fr. F R Pittsburgh, Pa. / Bloomington Thunder (USHL) 28 Alec Marsh Fr. F L Bridgewater, N.J. / Fargo Force (USHL) 3 Matthew Skoff Sr. G L 6-95 McKees Rocks, Pa. / Sioux City Musketeers (USHL) 33 Chris Funkey Fr. G L Orland Park, Ill. / New Jersey Hitmen (USPHL) 34 Eamon McAdam Jr. G L Perkasie, Pa. / Waterloo Black Hawks (USHL) GAME Head Coach: Guy Gadowsky (Fourth season; Colorado College 89) Assistant Coaches: Keith Fisher (Fourth season; St. Cloud State 00) Matt Lindsay (Fourth season; Williams 0) Volunteer Assistant: George Lewis (Third Year; Penn State 5) Director of Operations: Bill Downey (Fourth season; Penn State 04) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name 20 Erik Autio 8 Chase Berger 3 Kenny Brooks 2 Ricky DeRosa 33 Chris Funkey David Glen 9 David Goodwin 0 Derian Hamilton 4 Luke Juha 5 Kevin Kerr 5 Curtis Loik 28 Alec Marsh 34 Eamon McAdam 27 Matt Mendelson 4 Tommy Olczyk 24 Vince Pedrie 2 Dylan Richard 7 James Robinson 7 Zach Saar 9 Eric Sheid 3 Matthew Skoff 6 Andrew Sturtz 22 David Thompson 2 Connor Varley 26 Mike Williamson PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Autio Berger Eamon Gadowsky Juha Loik Olcyzk Pedrie Richard Saar Sheid AW-dee-oh BUR-grr AY-min Gah-DOW-skee YOO-ha LOYK Ohl-check PEE-dree Rih-SHARD SAR SHIDE LIONS BY ELIGIBILITY Seniors (8): Brooks, Glen, Juha, Loik, Olczyk, Scheid, Skoff, Varley Juniors (7): DeRosa, Goodwin, McAdam, Richard, Saar, Thompson, Williamson Sophomores (2): Autio, Robinson Freshmen (8): Berger, Funkey, Hamilton, Kerr, Marsh, Mendelson, Pedrie, Sturtz LIONS BY LOCATION Alberta (4): Glen, Richard, Robinson, Williamson British Columbia (2): Hamilton, Loik Finland (): Autio Illinois (2): Funkey, Olczyk Michigan (): Saar Minnesota (2): Pedrie, Scheid Missouri (2): Berger, Goodwin Nevada (): Brooks New Jersey (): Marsh New York (): Sturtz Pennsylvania (7): DeRosa, Kerr, McAdam, Mendelson, Skoff, Thompson, Varley Ontario (): Juha LIONS BY POSITION Forwards (4): Berger, Brooks, DeRosa, Glen, Goodwin, Loik, Marsh, Mendelson, Olczyk, Richard, Robinson, Saar, Scheid, Sturtz Defensemen (8): Autio, Hamilton, Juha, Kerr, Pedrie, Thompson, Varley, Williamson Goalies (3): Funkey, McAdam, Skoff GAME : PENN STATE AT CANISIUS PENN STATE HOCKEY 9

10 PENN STATE HOCKEY PENN STATE HOCKEY GUY GADOWSKY Head Coach Fourth Season Colorado College 89 HC BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR Overall Record: (.460) Penn State Record: (.420) Developed Penn State s first NHL player, Casey Bailey (Toronto Maple Leafs) Inducted to the Alaska Nanook Hall of Fame in September 204 Entering 20th season of head coaching ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year at Princeton CCHA Coach of the Year at Alaska PennStateMensHockey MEET COACH GADOWSKY Guy Gadowsky, the Big Ten Coach of the Year, will guide the Nittany Lions in his 6th collegiate season at the helm of an NCAA Division I program in Gadowsky is currently coaching his fourth Penn State varsity team. AT PENN STATE His Nittany Lions exceeded expectations all season, garnering a winning season in overall action (8-5-4) and Big Ten play ( ), while earning the program s first national ranking. Despite being picked sixth in the preseason, Gadowsky s charges were in the hunt for a Big Ten title up until the final weekend of the season. Under Gadowsky s tutelage, junior Casey Bailey led the Big Ten in scoring and parlayed his outstanding season into a two-year contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs, eventually scoring his first NHL goal in the season finale. Bailey was an All-Big Ten First Team honoree, while six other Nittany Lions earned honorable mention by the league coaches. Last season also saw Gadowsky reach the 200-win plateau in historic fashion when his Lions knocked off No. 4 UMass Lowell, 4- on Nov. 5, 204. The program s rise from its first year in the Big Ten to its sophomore campaign had gains of 0 wins overall and seven wins in conference play. Additionally, his Lions earned wins over every Big Ten team during the season including a season sweep of perennial power Wisconsin and a first win over Big Ten champion Minnesota on THON Night. During the campaign, the bench boss guided the Nittany Lions during the Big Ten Conference s first season. Penn State, which faced seven NCAA tournament teams and three Frozen Four participants, capped its season with a 2- double-overtime victory against Michigan in the Big Ten quarterfinals. In 202-3, Gadowsky led the Nittany Lions to a record during their inaugural NCAA Division I season. He guided the squad to several marquee victories, including wins against three future Big Ten teams (Michigan State, Ohio State, Wisconsin). Penn State also topped Vermont in front of the largest crowd to watch a college hockey game in an NHL arena (9,529). In 20-2, Gadowsky steered Penn State s final season in the ACHA, while recruiting for the future. That team went AT PRINCETON Before coming to Happy Valley, Gadowsky served as Princeton s bench boss for seven seasons. In his first five years as head coach, the Tigers improved their win total in each season. In , Princeton captured a program-record 22 victories and earned its second straight NCAA tournament appearance. During the campaign, Gadowsky, who inherited a program that had a won a combined eight games in the two seasons prior to his arrival, guided Princeton to both the ECAC Hockey tournament and Ivy League crowns. The team earned its first NCAA tournament berth since 998, and Gadowsky garnered ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year honors and was a finalist for the Spencer Penrose Award, presented to Division I hockey s top coach. He was also named Inside College Hockey National Coach of the Year. While at Princeton, Gadowsky had more than 20 players go on to sign professional contracts, with Kevin Westgarth playing for the Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings in Gadowsky also coached two ECAC and Ivy League Players of the Year as Lee Jubinville (2008) and Zane Kalemba (2009) each won the award in their junior seasons. AT ALASKA Prior to Princeton, Gadowsky spent five seasons as head coach of Alaska ( ), 0 WELCOME TO HOCKEY VALLEY

11 GOPSUSPORTS.COM HEAD COACH GUY GADOWSKY where he inherited a team that had not won more than 4 games in the previous five seasons since joining the then-central Collegiate Hockey Association. After two rebuilding seasons, the 2002 CCHA Coach of the Year led the Nanooks, who were ranked th nationally at the end of the season, to their only 20-win campaign since joining the conference. He followed that up with 5 wins in and 6 victories his last season. In addition, Alaska twice hosted the first round of the CCHA playoffs in a three-year span, a feat never accomplished prior to Gadowsky s arrival. During his tenure with the Nanooks, his teams set school records for team grade-point average, wins and game attendance. BEFORE COLLEGE COACHING Before joining the collegiate ranks, Gadowsky spent three seasons (996-99) as head coach and director of hockey operations for the Fresno Falcons of the West Coast Hockey League. He led the squad to the playoffs in each season and left the team as the winningest coach in franchise history. In his first season, Gadowsky posted a 38-win campaign as he garnered WCHL Coach of the Year accolades. PLAYING CAREER The Edmonton, Alberta, native played collegiately at Colorado College from , serving as team captain as a senior, while also earning the team s Rodman Award, given for outstanding leadership and sportsmanship. The three-time WCHA All-Academic Team member collected 46 points in 34 career games. Upon graduation, Gadowsky embarked on a seven-year professional career that included stops with the ECHL s Richmond Renegades, GADOWSKY CAREER COLLEGE COACHING RECORD At Alaska Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Postseason th T-9th th CCHA Semifinals T-8th CCHA First Round th CCHA First Round At UAF CCHA Tourneys the IHL s San Diego Gulls and the AHL s St. John s Maple Leafs and Prince Edward Island Senators. Gadowsky saved his best season for last as he totaled 52 goals and 29 assists for the Fresno Falcons in He earned league MVP and first-team all-star recognition. In addition, Gadowsky spent a portion of the season competing with the Canadian National Team and also played professionally in Austria, The Netherlands and Sweden. PERSONAL LIFE Gadowsky and his wife, Melissa, have two sons, Mac and Magnus, and a daughter, Mia. GADOWSKY NOTES PENN STATE (20-present) Named Nittany Lion bench boss April Big Ten Coach of the Year 6 Big Ten Distinguished Scholars 8 All-Big Ten honors in Big Ten victories in 204-5, an increase of 7 8 total victories in 204-5, an increase of 0 4 Academic All-Big Ten members, including leading totals in (5) and (8) PRINCETON (2004-) Served as Princeton s head coach for 7 years ECAC Hockey Coach of the Year Coached Rhodes Scholar Landis Stankievech, Hockey Humanitarian Award winner Eric Leroux and Stanley Cup champion Kevin Westgarth Left Princeton with highest winning percentage among all Tiger head coaches since 934 Guided Princeton to two of its three NCAA tournaments since ECAC Hockey Championship (2008) Outright Ivy League Championship ( ) First in Princeton hockey history 2 NCAA Tournament Appearances 2 Hobey Baker Memorial Award finalists 4 All-Americans 2 Wins in , a school record 22 Wins in , another school record 65 ECAC Hockey All-Academic Team honors ALASKA ( ) Led Alaska to its only 20-win season in since joining the then-ccha in CCHA Coach of the Year and Spencer Penrose Award finalist Set school records for team grade-point average, wins and game attendance At Penn State Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Postseason th Big Ten Semifinals th Big Ten Quarters At PSU Career GAME GAME : PENN STATE AT CANISIUS At Princeton Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Postseason th ECAC First Round T-9th ECAC First Round T-6th ECAC Quarterfinals nd* NCAA First Round nd NCAA First Round th ECAC First Round T-4th ECAC First Round at PU NCAA Tourneys * Won ECAC Tournament title MILESTONE VICTORIES Oct. 9, vs. Ohio State 50 Feb. 23, vs. Miami 00 March 3, (OT) vs. Brown 50 Jan. 4, (OT) vs. #2 Quinnipiac 200 Nov. 5, at #4 UMass Lowell PENN STATE HOCKEY

12 penn state HOCKEY PENN STATE HOCKEY #20 ERIC AUTIO So. D Espoo, Finland Total #8 CHASE BERGER Fr. F St. Louis, Mo. Total Goals 2x, last vs. Michigan (3/7/5) Assists 9x, last vs. Michigan (3/6/5) Points x, last vs. Michigan (3/7/5) Longest Goal Streak game 2x, last vs. Michigan (3/7/5) Longest Assist Streak 3 games 0/26/4-0/3/4 Longest Point Streak 3 games 0/26/4-0/3/4 Last Point goal vs. Michigan (3/7/5) Goals 0 n/a Assists 0 n/a Points 0 n/a Longest Goal Streak 0 n/a Longest Assist Streak 0 n/a Longest Point Streak 0 n/a Last Point 0 n/a #3 KENNY BROOKS Sr. F Las Vegas, Nev Total Goals 6x, last vs. Wisconsin (3/8/4) Assists 2 vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8/3) Points 2 vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8/3) Multi-Point Games vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8/3) Longest Goal Streak game 6x, last vs. Wisconsin (3/8/4) Longest Assist Streak 2 games 0/8/4-0/24/4 Longest Point Streak 2 games 4x, last: 0/26/4-0/3/4 Last Point assist at Wisconsin PennStateMensHockey #2 RICKY DEROSA Jr. F Aston, Pa Total # DAVID GLEN C Sr. F Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Total #9 DAVID GOODWIN Jr. F Des Peres, Mo Total Goals 8x, last vs. Northern Michigan (/24/5) Assists 2 vs. Holy Cross (0/26/4) Points 2 4x, last vs. Northern Michigan (/24/5) Multi-Point Games 4 last vs. Northern Michigan (/24/5) Longest Goal Streak 2 game 2/8/4-2/4/4 Longest Assist Streak 3 games 2/6/3-2/27/3 Longest Point Streak 3 games 3x, last: 2/7/4-2/4/4 Last Point assist vs. Vermont (/3/5) Goals 3 vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8/3) Assists 2 2x, last at Fredonia State (2//2) Points 3 2x, last vs. Alabama Huntsville (2/8/3) Multi-Point Games 9 last vs. Northern Michigan (/23/5) Longest Goal Streak 3 games /5/3 - /25/3 Longest Assist Streak 3 games 0/20/2-0/27/2 Longest Point Streak 4 games 0/20/2 - /3/2 Last Point assist at Minnesota (3/4/5) Goals 2 at Michigan (2/2/4) Assists 3 3x, last vs. Michigan (3/7/5) Points 4 2x, last vs. Michigan (3/7/5) Multi-Point Games 0 last vs. Michigan (3/7/5) Longest Goal Streak 4 games /9/5 - /7/5 Longest Assist Streak 2 games 3x, last: 0/26/4-0/30/4 Longest Point Streak 4 games 2x, last: 2/27/5-3/7/5 Last Point goal, 3 assists vs. Michigan (3/7/5) 2 WELCOME TO HOCKEY VALLEY

13 GOPSUSPORTS.COM penn state game notes #0 DERIAN HAMILTON Fr. D Port McNeill, British Columbia Total Goals 0 n/a Assists 0 n/a Points 0 n/a Longest Goal Streak 0 n/a Longest Assist Streak 0 n/a Longest Point Streak 0 n/a Last Point 0 n/a GAME #4 LUKE JUHA A Sr. D Mississauga, Ontario Total Goals 7x, last vs. Minnesota (2/2/5) Assists 2 4x, last vs. Connecticut (0//4) Points 2 4x, last vs. Connecticut (0//4) Multi-Point Games 5 last vs. Connecticut (0//4) Longest Goal Streak 2 games //3 - /8/3 Longest Assist Streak 4 games /6/5 - /3/5 Longest Point Streak 4 games /6/5 - /3/5 Last Point goal vs. Minnesota (2/2/5) #5 KEVIN KERR Fr. D Bensalem, Pa. Total Goals 0 n/a Assists 0 n/a Points 0 n/a Longest Goal Streak 0 n/a Longest Assist Streak 0 n/a Longest Point Streak 0 n/a Last Point 0 n/a #5 CURTIS LOIK Sr. F North Vancouver, British Columbia Total #28 ALEC MARSH Fr. F Bridgewater, N.J. Total Goals 8x, last vs. Minnesota (2/2/5) Assists 2 2x, last vs. Northern Michigan (/23/5) Points 3 vs. Holy Cross (0/26/4) Multi-Point Games 3 last vs. Northern Michigan (/23/5) Longest Goal Streak 2 games 0/26/4-0/30/4 Longest Assist Streak 2 games 2x, last: /7/5 - /23/5 Longest Point Streak 4 games 0/20/2 - /3/2 Last Point goal vs. Minnesota (2/2/5) Goals 0 n/a Assists 0 n/a Points 0 n/a Longest Goal Streak 0 n/a Longest Assist Streak 0 n/a Longest Point Streak 0 n/a Last Point 0 n/a GAME : PENN STATE AT CANISIUS #34 EAMON MCADAM Jr. G Perkasie, Pa. Year GP-GS MIN GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SHO : : : Total : Saves in a Game 42 vs. Minnesota (/2/4) Saves in a Period 9 vs. Union (2//3, 3rd) Shutouts 0 n/a Assists vs. Michigan (3/6/5) Longest Starting Streak 3 games 2x, last: /5/4 - /2/4 Longest Appearance Streak 4 games /4/4 - /2/4 Most Penalties (2 minutes) 2x, last: vs. Michigan (3/6/5) Games Since Last Start 0 vs. Ohio State (3/9/5) PENN STATE HOCKEY 3

14 penn state HOCKEY PENN STATE HOCKEY #27 MATT MENDELSON Fr. F Pittsburgh, Pa. Total #4 TOMMY OLCZYK R-Sr. F Long Grove, Ill Total Goals 0 n/a Assists 0 n/a Points 0 n/a Longest Goal Streak 0 n/a Longest Assist Streak 0 n/a Longest Point Streak 0 n/a Last Point 0 n/a Goals 6x, last vs. Michigan (3/7/5) Assists 8x, last vs. Ohio State (3/9/5) Points 24x, last vs. Ohio State (3/9/5) Longest Goal Streak 2 games 2x, last: /4/4 - /5/4 Longest Assist Streak 2 games 2x, last: 2/7/4-2/8/4 Longest Point Streak 3 games 2x, last: 2/6/3-2/27/4 Last Point assist vs. Ohio State (3/9/5) #24 VINCE PEDRIE Fr. D Rochester, Minn. Total Goals 0 n/a Assists 0 n/a Points 0 n/a Longest Goal Streak 0 n/a Longest Assist Streak 0 n/a Longest Point Streak 0 n/a Last Point 0 PennStateMensHockey #2 DYLAN RICHARD Jr. F Sherwood Park, Alberta Total #7 JAMES ROBINSON So. F Cochrane, Alberta Total #7 ZACH SAAR Jr. F Richland, Mich Total Goals 2 vs. Northern Michigan (/23/5) Assists 2 3x, last vs. Holy Cross (0/26/4) Points 3 vs. Northern Michigan (/23/5) Multi-Point Games 8 last vs. Michigan (3/6/5) Longest Goal Streak 2 games /23/5 - /24/5 Longest Assist Streak 2 games 7x, last: /23/5 - /24/5 Longest Point Streak 4 games 0/3/4-2/29/4 Last Point goal, assist vs. Michigan (3/6/5) Goals 4x, last at Minnesota (3/4/5) Assists 4x, last vs. Michigan State (/7/5) Points 8x, last at Minnesota (3/4/5) Longest Goal Streak 2 games 2/5/4-2/6/4 Longest Assist Streak game 4x, last vs. Michigan State (/7/5) Longest Point Streak 2 games 2/5/4-2/6/4 Last Point goal at Minnesota (3/4/5) Goals 5x, last vs. Michigan (3/20/4) Assists 7x, last at Minnesota (3/4/5) Points 2 last at Wisconsin (2/7/3) Multi-Point Games at Wisconsin (2/7/3) Longest Goal Streak 2 games 2/7/4-2/8/4 Longest Assist Streak 2 games 0/25/3-0/26/3 Longest Point Streak 2 games 2x, last: 2/7/4-2/8/4 Last Point assist at Minnesota (3/4/5) 4 WELCOME TO HOCKEY VALLEY

15 GOPSUSPORTS.COM penn state game notes #23 ERIC SCHEID R-Sr. F Blaine, Minn * Total * at Alaska Anchorage Goals 2 3x, last vs. Northern Michigan (/24/5) Assists 2 7x, last vs. Michigan (3/6/5) Points 3 4x, last vs. Michigan (3/6/5) Multi-Point Games 2 last vs. Michigan (3/6/5) Longest Goal Streak 3 games 2x, last: 0/8/4-0/26/4 Longest Assist Streak 3 games 2x, last: /23/5 - /3/5 Longest Point Streak 5 games 2x, last: /23/5-2/7/5 Last Point assist vs. Michigan (3/7/5) GAME #3 MATTHEW SKOFF Sr. G M ckees Rocks, Pa. Year GP-GS MIN GA SV GAA SV% W-L-T SHO : : : : Total : Saves in a Game 52 vs. Michigan (3/20/4) Saves in a Period 20 at Michigan (2/22/4, 2nd) Shutouts 3 last vs. Michigan (2/8/4) Assists 0 n/a Longest Starting Streak 9 games 0/0/4 - /4/4 Longest Appearance Streak 9 games 0/0/4 - /4/4 Most Penalties (2 mins.) 2x, last: vs. W. Michigan (2/30/4) Games Since Last Start 5 at Ohio State (2/28/5) #6 ANDREW STURTZ Fr. F Buffalo, N.Y. Total Goals 0 n/a Assists 0 n/a Points 0 n/a Longest Goal Streak 0 n/a Longest Assist Streak 0 n/a Longest Point Streak 0 n/a Last Point 0 n/a #22 DAVID THOMPSON A Jr. D Glen Mills, Pa Total #2 CONNOR VARLEY Sr. D Lansdale, Pa Total Goals vs. Vermont (/3/5) Assists 0x, last at Ohio State (2/27/5) Points x, last vs. Michigan (3/7/5) Longest Goal Streak game vs. Vermont (/3/5) Longest Assist Streak 2 games 2x, last: /23/5 - /24/5 Longest Point Streak 3 games /23/5 - /3/5 Last Point point at Ohio State (2/27/5) Goals 6x, last at Michigan State (2/4/5) Assists 2 2x, last vs. Wisconsin (2/6/5) Points 2 5x, last vs. Wisconsin (2/6/5) Multi-Point Games 5 last vs. Wisconsin (2/6/5) Longest Goal Streak game 6x, last at Michigan State (2/4/5) Longest Assist Streak 2 games 2x, last: /9/3 - /25/3 Longest Point Streak 2 games 3x, last: /9/3 - /25/3 Last Point point at Minnesota (3/4/5) GAME : PENN STATE AT CANISIUS #26 MIKE WILLIAMSON Jr. D Leduc, Alberta Total Goals 3x, last at Ohio State (2/28/5) Assists 5x, last at Alaska (0/8/5) Points 8x, last at Ohio State (2/28/5) Longest Goal Streak game 3x, last at Ohio State (2/28/5) Longest Assist Streak game 5x, last at Alaska (0/8/5) Longest Point Streak 2 games 0/26/3 - //4 Last Point goal at Ohio State (2/28/5) PENN STATE HOCKEY 5

16 penn state HOCKEY PENN STATE PennStateMensHockey TEAM STATISTICS Penn State Men's Hockey Penn State Overall Team Statistics (as of Oct 02, 205) All games Overall: Conf: 0-9- Home: Away: Neut: -4- TEAM STATISTICS PSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game Assists POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent.22.6 SHORT-HANDED Goals-Shot attempts Shot Percent..05 GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals 9 3 Power Play Short-handed 4 2 Empty net 4 3 Penalty 0 Unassisted 8 2 Overtime Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game Minor Major minute Misconduct 2 Game Misconduct 4 2 Gross Misconduct 0 0 Match 0 0 FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/6030 3/6580 Neutral Site #/Avg 6/7044 Goals by Period st 2nd 3rd OT Total Penn State Opponents Saves by Period st 2nd 3rd OT Total Penn State Opponents WELCOME TO HOCKEY VALLEY

17 GOPSUSPORTS.COM penn state game notes INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Penn State Men's Hockey Penn State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 02, 205) All games GAME Overall: Conf: 0-9- Home: Away: Neut: -4- Shots Penalties Goals ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% +- pen-min min maj oth pp sh fg gw gt ot ht pn ua blk 25 Bailey, Casey Goodwin, David Holstrom, Taylor Scheid, Eric Conway, Scott Richard, Dylan Loik, Curtis Juha, Luke Glen, David Autio, Erik Olczyk, Tommy Jensen, Nate Varley, Connor Robinson, James DeRosa, Ricky Koudys, Patrick Gardiner, Max Thompson, David Brooks, Kenny Milley, Jonathan Williamson, Mike Friedman, Jacob McAdam, Eamon Saar, Zach Musico, PJ Skoff, Matthew Sweetland, Peter TM TEAM Total Opponents Goal average Saves Record Goals allowed ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga avg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en pen sog 3 Skoff, Matthew : Musico, PJ : McAdam, Eamon 2-652: TM EMPTY NET : Total : Opponents : GAME : PENN STATE AT CANISIUS PENN STATE HOCKEY 7

18 205-6 PENN STATE HOCKEY penn state HOCKEY 2 4 Sr. D Lansdale, Pa. Sr. D 5-78 Mississauga, Ontario CONNOR VARLEY 0 DERIAN HAMILTON Fr. D 6-75 Pt. McNeill, British Columbia PennStateMensHockey ANDREW STURTZ Fr. F Buffalo, N.Y. 24 VINCE PEDRIE Fr. D Rochester, Minn. LUKE JUHA DAVID GLEN A ZACH SAAR Jr. F Richland, Mich. 26 MIKE WILLIAMSON Jr. D Leduc, Alberta KEVIN KERR Fr. D Bensalem, Pa. C Sr. F 6-88 Ft. Saskatchewan, Alberta DYLAN RICHARD Jr. F 6-95 Sherwood Park, Alberta 20 ERIK AUTIO So. D Espoo, Finland 27 MATT MENDELSON Fr. F Pittsburgh, Pa. 34 EAMON MCADAM Jr. G Perkasie, Pa. 8 7 JAMES ROBINSON So. F Cochrane, Alberta 3 KENNY BROOKS Sr. F Las Vegas, Nev. 2 RICKY DEROSA Jr. F 6-89 Aston, Pa. 28 ALEC MARSH Fr. F Bridgewater, N.J. HC GUY GADOWSKY Fourth Season Colorado College CHASE BERGER DAVID GOODWIN Fr. F Cochrane, Alberta Jr. F Des Peres, Mo. 4 5 TOMMY OLCZYK CURTIS LOIK R-Sr. F Long Grove, Ill. 22 DAVID THOMPSON Jr. D Cochrane, Alberta 3 MATTHEW SKOFF Sr. G 6-95 McKees Rocks, Pa. AC KEITH FISHER Fourth Season St. Cloud State 00 Senior F 6-95 N. Vancouver, British Columbia A 23 ERIC SCHEID R-Sr. F 5-75 Blaine, Minn. 33 CHRIS FUNKEY Fr. G Blaine, Minn. AC MATT LINDSAY Fourth Season Williams 0 WELCOME TO HOCKEY VALLEY